Nevada County picayune., 1887-10-26

Mrs. Sarah brOWn, oI Littlt Rock. is here visiting relatives.
 Furniture! Furniture! A brar new stock at Foster X. Logan Hdw Co.'S. ,... ..
 Sash and doors at Foster X Lo gan Hdw. Co.'s. furniture store. '' Flour a specially, and the best in the market, cheaper than you ever saw, at W. k. White x Co.'S i See notice of Commissioners to buy a poor house farm, aud put il, your bid if yOu wish to sell.
 Dr.J. c. Parish and Madison Fincher, of Rosston, went up to the Exposition at Little Rock yes. ,terday. 'o@ eas
 Col. F. M. Smyth and his excel lent wife. gre up on visit. from Texas. He is still a conductor oi the St. l.. Ark. X Tex. Ky.
 Nice new and clean stock of fur niture just received, at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'s. Prices to suit the times. lnH faH oa H t. if Dr. c. F. Barham, of Dallas Texas. arrived last week in time to be at the burial of his brother Mir. H. NJ. Bxrham. He has been visiting relatives and friends since
 The most Imaginable comedy ol all is Peck's Bad Boy. Don't miss it tonight at Whites Hall. Ad- mission, adults, 35c, children, 2Jc Reserved, seats 50c, at bio Lewis. -'.'.
 Messrs q. B. Boswell and E. C. Steed, two of Nevada's best citi. gems and farmers, living near Bod. cav and Rosston were in with cot ton yesterday, and gave us g con tributiOn.
 Mir. T. M. Neel came near losin g his mill and gin Saturday during the high-wind. A spark from the engine set the roof on fire, which came near causing general con- fiagratiOn. X bale of cotton that was being packed, was burned.
 Our furniture is here at last Come and see us, and price before you buy. oae tnU .rd- .p' FOSTER < LOGAN HOW Co. q We hear some say a much bet ter crop is made than was expect. ed, and that farmers are paying ont of debt right along. We trus, this is true. Close economy and q good crop year. with well,worked farms, next year will put the coun try in good fix. 'iiai. aau=
 A prominent member of the Methodist chuch asks Us to warn the young men who have been guilty of disturbing worship there, by sitting and talking on the church steps to stop it at once else they will be presented to the Grand Jury. We are surprised and pained to hear of such con- duet, on the part ofanybody.
 Yesterday we made d short but pleasant visit to our graded schools Prof. T. J. Crawford, the princi' pal, thoroughly understands the art of teaching, and his pupils are rapidly advancing. Our people are highly pleased with him, and the whole school has learned 10 love as we'll as respect him. There are now nearly 300 pupils in attendance. Some time soon we wish to see more of the work ings of our fine school and give Il description of it in longer arti, cle.
 r Mid. II. Martin, one of the cleverest and best drummers on the road, representing A. F. Shap- leigh & Cantrcll Hardware Co.,, one ofithe oldest and staunchcs, wholesale houses of St. Louis, was in town the first of the week. Mr. Martin some time since became a member of the firm of the Foster & Logan Hardware Co, of this place, having purchased w. Y, Posters aud Mrs. Ella McRae's interest therein. Would he glad to have him to make Prescott his home.p .i .tt fht 1iVn7Q 1t' ie
 T :" Go to Foster X Logan Hdw Ca, for your cook stoves. They have the largest and most complete line ever brought to Prescott. ld
 One log wagon and three or four yoke of oxen for sale by
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 or J. T. MAYS.
 BOughtOn, Ark.
 u0J lu ttI i1U ti<fHn 3, Sam Scott keeps the best stock of furniture in town. and will sell